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an insect eating bat eats insect and the fruit eating bats eat fruit

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What is the difference between insect eating and fruit eating eating bats?

the difference is in what they eat


How insect eating bats and fruit eating bats a like?

Insect-eating bats and fruit-eating bats are both types of microbats that belong to the suborder Microchiroptera. They both use echolocation to locate their prey or food sources in the dark. However, their diets differ, with insect-eating bats primarily consuming insects while fruit-eating bats feed on fruits, nectar, and pollen.


Are fruit bats primates?

Bats are in a separate order from primates. Bats are divided into fruit eating and insect eating bats. Therefore, fruit bats are just bats, not primates.


How do bats and insect-eating birds partition their food?

They use resource partitioning. GOOD LUCK!


Do bats catch live prey?

Yes, they will fly through insect swarms eating them as they fly.


What are insect eating bats?

moths, , flies, crickets, grasshoppers, planthoppers, leafhoppers, ants, assassin bugs, spittle bugs, cicadas, dragonflies, termites, stink bugs, and beetles


Where do frog-eating bats live?

somewhere around the world in caves dark caves


What is the name of an animal that hunts during the night and sleeps through day?

insect eating bats and wolves


Are bats born with teeth?

Young bats (pups) do. Microchiroptera (small insect eating bats, not fruit bats) are able to fly and eat within around 4-6 weeks.


What is the classification of a bat?

Bats belong to the order Chiroptera, which is further divided into two suborders: Megachiroptera (large fruit bats) and Microchiroptera (small insect-eating bats).


Difference between insect wings and bird wings?

a bird has hollow bones and an incect has an exo skeleton on the outside of their body!


Are there any animals that like to eat owl moths?

Insect eating bats eat owl moths. So do some lizards and frogs. :)